Pymwymic invests in Seqana

Pymwymic is pleased to announce its investment in Seqana, a Berlin-based soil health intelligence company that uses machine learning to reliably measure soil organic carbon – the key indicator of soil health – at scale. Seqana uses machine learning and satellite-powered digital soil maps to replace costly field sampling, enabling farmers and food companies to credibly measure and improve their soil health. Pymwymic led the €3.2m round, joined by existing investors HTGF and Counteract. The funding will support Seqana in accelerating its commercial expansion, deepening its product suite into broader soil health and yield prediction parameters, and cementing its position as the trusted measurement infrastructure for regenerative agriculture.

Soil is a living system of organisms, which makes it inherently difficult to measure its health: soil organic carbon is dynamic rather than static, and putting a fixed value on it has proven to be a bottleneck in both the carbon market and the wider uptake of regenerative agriculture. Traditional methods rely on costly physical soil sampling and lab analysis, producing results with high variability – leading to conservative deductions when issuing carbon credits, and limiting the financial returns that flow back to farmers.

Seqana addresses this by combining satellite data, geostatistics and machine learning to build digital soil maps that explain the underlying drivers of carbon variability. The result is more accurate, scalable and cost-effective measurement – enabling 10–30% more credible carbon tonnes per hectare, while giving food companies the soil intelligence they need to manage supply chain resilience and demonstrate the impact of their regenerative agriculture programmes.

“Seqana is turning soil organic carbon from an invisible asset into a measurable one. We are proud to back a technology with the potential to transform how agricultural resilience is understood and rewarded” Monique Meulemans, Partner at Pymwymic

Founded in 2020 by Stefan Gönner, Jakob Levin and Julian Kremers, Seqana played an active role in shaping methodology standards at Verra and Gold Standard, and was the only commercial party involved in developing the EU Carbon Removal Certification Framework. With customers such as Danone, eAgronom, Klim, and Bayer, Seqana’s products are working in the field to enable both project developers and Agrifood corporates alike to quantify soil carbon at scale with millions of hectares assessed to date. The funding supports Seqana in expanding its offering beyond the carbon credit space, unlocking a significantly larger addressable market.

“ What this round adds is the ability to manage the rest of what healthy soil delivers: yield stability, product quality and ultimately supply chain continuity. Together, that gives companies a far fuller picture of the ground their supply depends on.“ Stefan Gönner, CEO Seqana

Seqana becomes the 15th company in Pymwymic’s Healthy Food Systems Impact Fund II portfolio.

Find the full press release here. For any questions, please contact Monique Meulemans: monique@pymwymic.com

About Seqana

Based in Berlin, Seqana builds digital MRV tooling to quantify soil health indicators at scale. Seqana works with fiber, food, and fuel companies and carbon project developers across millions of hectares, providing insights into soil health through tools like Digital Soil Maps and Soil Sampling Designs. These insights enable customers to credibly track progress on regenerative agriculture, claim CO2 removals, and build supply chain resilience. Seqana delivers scientifically rigorous, methodology-compliant data that turns soil health commitments into verified outcomes.

About Pymwymic

Pymwymic has taken a frontrunner role in the transition towards investing with care for both people and planet since 1994. Backed by over 250 individuals, families, entrepreneurs and angel investors and joined by institutional investors, we have launched two Article 9 compliant impact funds. Pymwymic’s Healthy Ecosystems Impact Fund I, closed in 2021, has nine portfolio companies building solutions to preserve and restore our ecosystems. We are currently investing through the Healthy Food Systems Impact Fund II, supporting the change-making entrepreneurs who are transforming our food system from farm to fork.